In a ceremony at Lahore's Alhamra Arts Council, participants gathered to pay tribute to the martyrs of the nation, marking the 11th death anniversary of Captain Salman Sarwar Shaheed.
Captain Salman, who lost his life fighting terrorists in Khyber Agency in 2013, was remembered for his sacrifice for the country's freedom and sanctity.
The event saw a massive turnout, with families of martyrs, students, and civil society representatives in attendance. In particular, relatives of the martyrs of the APS Peshawar tragedy were also present, adding to the importance of the occasion.
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Throughout the ceremony, heartfelt tributes were paid to the martyrs and their families. Musical performances by artists Shazia Manzoor and Saira Tahir further emphasized the spirit of remembrance and honor.
Distinguished speakers, including retired Air Vice Marshal Sajid Habib and Lieutenant Colonel Abbas Raza Zaidi, highlighted the resilience of the nation, crediting Pakistan's security to the bravery and sacrifices of its people.
Family members of the martyrs shared their emotions, underscoring the enduring legacy of their loved ones and stressing the importance of national unity in the fight against terrorism.
As the event concluded, prayers were offered for the eternal peace of the martyrs and for the continued safety and prosperity of the nation.
